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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
9
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Mat Treinen driving a Buick collided with W. Swatzlander’s Ford Sedan at Rose Street and Lincoln Highway. Only slight damage to the Ford running board and rear tire. Buick occupants escaped injury.
Mrs J Gilson of Aurora visits Mrs Dan Wesley this week. Jacob Mahy and Mrs Mahy’s mother visit Sterling Wednesday. Miles leaves for Omaha for legal business. Lieut Guy Chambers discharged at Fort Russell returns to Sidney. Supt W R Pate and family travel via Sidney to Kearney and east. R D Overholdt of Peru visits Sidney. pleased with Cheyenne County land investment. Jamison family return to Beatrice after visit with Br W Montgomery. Prank Whitelock reports good wheat and business in Peetz. Mrs George Luckett returns from Denver. Irene Morgan improving and may return to Sidney soon. Paul M Redington, from France, visits uncle Henry V Redington. saw severe fighting. discharged last month. Ray Armstrong discharged at Fort Russell after service in the Philippines.
Washington July 20 The itinerary for his western trip mapped out by White House transportation experts awaits President Wilson's approval It will not be published until the president signs off likely after Secretary Tumulty returns to the White House Deal N J Coblenz July 29 Army headquarters grants five American commercial travelers permission to pass Coblenz bridgehead on business for Germany
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County In Rite County Court notices creditors to present claims from August 22, 1919 with three months for filing and one year for payment. Hearings in Sidney County Court on August 6 and November 24, 1919 to examine all claims. Witness the county court seal June 26, 1919.
In the district court of Cheyenne County Nebraska an order directs Robert A Barlow administrator of Everett S Flagg deceased to show cause why license to sell the real estate described as North Half of Section 13 Township 15 Range 50 should not be granted to pay debts costs and administration expenses. The hearing is set for September 18 1919 at 10 a m in North Platte with publication of notice weekly for four weeks in the Telegraph Cheyenne County.
In Washington on July 20 the senate subcommittee on enforcement legislation agreed to strike out the prohibition on manufacturing cider and light wines in the home for home use. The drastic step was endorsed after discussion and may prompt further teeth pulling from the prohibition law as members are consulted.
Rome officials according to the Popolo Romano uncovered two conspiracies abroad tied to Italian revolutionaries aiming to trigger a general strike July 20 and 21. The schemes targeted industrial and agricultural districts promising land division to peasants while Premier Nitti sought allies’ credits and urged spending cuts to raise 10 million lire from foreign sources.
St Louis July 29 The forty barges under construction to augment the twenty nine now operating on the Mississippi will be completed shortly and the first few are expected on the river within several weeks. A W Mackie federal manager of the Mississippi river section of the railroad administration announced here. The majority of the barges probably will be used temporarily to transport the new wheat crop.
Coblenz July 2 The Third division of the American army has been ordered home from the occupied area of Germany. The troops will entrain for Brest August 5. Springfield July 20 Retail shoe dealers from all parts of Illinois met here to talk shop. The session will close Wednesday after noon.
Mr and Mrs Hart spent Monday evening with Albert Ferricks. Rev Wahl preached Sunday and Mr Boges led the evening meeting. Mr and Mrs Lundgren visited Weavers Sunday. Johnson brothers received a telegram from Stromburg about an uncle's death at the Old People's Home in Axtell. Emil left for Axtell to arrange the funeral and returned Monday. Mrs Johnson and daughters visited Mrs Heinazman Friday. Mr and Mrs Edwards and children visited Folkers and later called on the Strate household.
Acting on advice of the Mexican government, John West Thompson, an American ranchman near Mexico City, has paid 1500 pesos ransom demanded by bandits for his four teen-year-old son. Mexican authorities feared the boy would be killed if the money was not delivered.
Osborn Motor Company advertises a full stock of electric auto bulbs for all cars at the right price. The Telegraph offers up to date job printing services and invites readers to give them a trial.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Caseboll and mother return to their Hebron Nebraska home after a pleasant visit at the home of FE W Montgomery.
Miss Ethel May returns to Gothenburg after spending several days visiting Miss Nellie Armstrong and Miss Henriette Shoemaker.
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